📎 AI Summary:
A user installed Ubuntu alongside Windows 10 and later attempted to remove Ubuntu using Boot Repair, which caused Windows not to boot properly. Another user advises fixing the Windows boot sector by booting into recovery media and running specific commands (`bootrec /FixMBR`, `/Fixboot`, and `/RebuildBCD`) to restore Windows functionality. The overall sentiment suggests a common troubleshooting process for resolving boot issues after dual-boot modifications.
A user installed Ubuntu alongside Windows 10 and later attempted to remove Ubuntu using Boot Repair, which caused Windows not to boot properly. Another user advises fixing the Windows boot sector by booting into recovery media and running specific commands (`bootrec /FixMBR`, `/Fixboot`, and `/RebuildBCD`) to restore Windows functionality. The overall sentiment suggests a common troubleshooting process for resolving boot issues after dual-boot modifications.
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You'll just need to fix your boot sector. Boot into a Windows recovery media or Windows install disc and go into the recovery console > command prompt and run the following
bootrec /FixMBR
bootrec /Fixboot
bootrec /RebuildBCD
bootrec /FixMBR
bootrec /Fixboot
bootrec /RebuildBCD
